Update mentors.qmd

Co-authored-by: Andy Teucher <andy.teucher@gmail.com>

Author: jules32

mentors.qmd

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 NASA Earthdata has volumes of remote sensing data collected from satellites, as well as substantial suborbital data collected from field sampling, airborne sampling, ground networks, boats, and buoys that is used to ground-truth satellite data, among other research. Suborbital science teams (i.e. science teams creating suborbital data via NASA programs) archive data at several NASA Distributed Active Archive Centers (DAACs) including ORNL, ASDC, and NSIDC, and receive additional support from other NASA centers and Headquarters (HQ).
 
-This year we have added focus on strengthening the suborbital Mentor community and supporting suborbital science teams with the [Openscapes Flywheel](https://nasa-openscapes.github.io/about.html#flywheel-preprint) (engage • empower • amplify, this time starting with amplify):
+This year we have added focus on [strengthening the suborbital Mentor community and supporting suborbital science teams](news/2026-03-03-suborbital/) with the [Openscapes Flywheel](https://nasa-openscapes.github.io/about.html#flywheel-preprint) (engage • empower • amplify, this time starting with amplify):
 
 1.  **Engaging a suborbital science team community.** Suborbital teams are already meeting in smaller groups, perhaps based on mission or a specific DAAC; and we will develop these relationships further into a cross-DAAC community. We will onboard new NASA Mentors from NASA's SoAR (Suborbital Archive Readiness) Team and other parts of NASA to collaborate across the agency to support science teams.
 2.  **Empowering suborbital science teams involves leading a Notebook Clinic** that will be remote, cohort-based, and designed for their needs.